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Webster Dictionary :: Cirl
CIRL, n. An Italian bird about the size of a sparrow.
Webster Dictionary :: Circus
CIRCUS, n. 1. In antiquity, a round or oval edifice, used for the exhibition of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Circumvolving
CIRCUMVOLVING, ppr. Rolling round; revolving.
Webster Dictionary :: Circumvolved
CIRCUMVOLVED, pp. Rolled round; moved in a circular manner.
Webster Dictionary :: Circumvolve
CIRCUMVOLVE, v.t. To roll round; to cause to revolve; to put into a circular mot...
Webster Dictionary :: Circumvolution
CIRCUMVOLUTION, n. 1. The act of rolling round; the state of being rolled; also ...
Webster Dictionary :: Circumvolation
CIRCUMVOLATION, n. The act of flying round.
Webster Dictionary :: Circumvest
CIRCUMVEST, v.t. To cover round, as with a garment.
Webster Dictionary :: Circumventive
CIRCUMVENTIVE, a. Deceiving by artifices; deluding.
Webster Dictionary :: Circumvention
CIRCUMVENTION, n. 1. The act of prevailing over another by arts, address, or fra...
Webster Dictionary :: Circumventing
CIRCUMVENTING, ppr. Deceiving; imposing on.
Webster Dictionary :: Circumvented
CIRCUMVENTED, pp. Deceived by craft or stratagem; deluded.
Webster Dictionary :: Circumvent
CIRCUMVENT, v.t. Literally, to come round; hence, To gain advantage over another...
Webster Dictionary :: Circumvection
CIRCUMVECTION, n. A carrying about.
Webster Dictionary :: Circumvallation
CIRCUMVALLATION, n. 1. In the art of war, a surrounding with a wall or rampart; ...
Webster Dictionary :: Circumvallate
CIRCUMVALLATE, v.t. To surround with a rampart.
